Be Web Aware is a national, bilingual public education program on Internet safety. The initiative was developed and supported by MediaSmarts, Bell and Microsoft Canada. It's all part of helping young Canadians benefit from the opportunities of the Internet while minimizing the potential risks. Increase your awareness of how your kids are using the Internet and the issues they may encounter along the way.

At Bereaved Families, we dedicate our work to bereavement support through self-help and mutual aid. Our strong community spirit mirrors the commitment made by our volunteers and staff. Our programs are facilitated by trained volunteers who are themselves bereaved. Volunteer health professionals support our facilitators and advise our programs. Each year, on behalf of Bereaved Families over 1,000 volunteers contribute to helping the healing begin.

Beyond Borders ECPAT Canada is a national, bilingual advocacy organization advancing the rights of children everywhere to be free from sexual abuse and exploitation. We are a registered charity without political or religious affiliation. Beyond Borders is the Canadian representative of ECPAT International, a global network of more than 82 groups in 75 countries. It is also the Canadian representative for the Code of Conduct for the Protection of Children from Sexual Exploitation in Travel and Tourism. A French-language Quebec office link available in website.

BOOST - Child Abuse Prevention and Intervention. We want to dedicate this site to the many children, youth and families who must go through the criminal justice system every day. We have learned a great deal from your experiences and this knowledge has helped us to understand what is important for you in understanding the legal system and how it works. Without you this site would not have been possible. We want to thank you for your courage and strength.

The Victim Services Unit is committed to assisting victims through crisis, the justice system including police, the courts and corrections. The Victim Services Unit is available to assist you should you require information about your case. We are here to assist you through your crisis. If you have questions about police procedures, the court system and other important issues, such as: Has an arrest been made? When is the next court date? How do I file a Victim Impact Statement? Do I qualify for Victims Compensation? Court Updates and Court Orders -- what does this order mean? The conditions? Court Preparation Sessions -- to assist you with the trial process.

Victim Service also provides a Safetyaid Program for seniors. Eligibility on website.

Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse (CCASA) is the primary sexual abuse and sexual assault crisis and education service provider for Calgary and surrounding areas. Our organization exists because sexual violence is a crime that is prevalent in our society and impacts a significant number of people. CCASA strives to enhance the health and well being of all people and our broader community through responsible and effective programs in sexual abuse education, research and advocacy, crisis intervention and counselling. After nineteen years in the community, CCASA has become a strong foundation in the service delivery web, and a leader in the field of sexual violence.

The Calgary Drop-In & Rehab Centre has developed a new program that provides street level access to victims of crime. This program offers a safe getaway for marginalized people to acquire information and receive support to ultimately access and successfully navigate the criminal justice system. Other services include identifying participants who are eligible to access financial benefits, court support and crisis intervention. Services offered include: court preparation assistance and accompaniment for victims of crime; help with victim impact statements, as well as requests for restitution or financial compensation; assistance with pursuing benefits in cases of severe injury, such as quadraplegia or brain injury; education for the homeless servicing agencies on services available to victims of crime.

Global Affairs Canada offers Canadians travelling or living abroad a full range of effective and efficient consular services through our embassies, consulates, high commissions and other Canadian government offices abroad. The Emergency Watch and Response Centre in Ottawa can assist you 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Consular officers will only get as involved as a case requires, and there are limits to the assistance we can give you. Note that you may have to pay for some of these services. For Canadians in need of Emergency Assistance Abroad: https://travel.gc.ca/assistance/emergency-assistance.

The National Office for Victims is a central resource that offers information to victims, and also provides input on policy and legislative initiatives, education about victims' issues for members of the criminal justice system, and networking and support to the Correctional Service of Canada and the Parole Board of Canada

The Ombudsman is appointed by the Government of Canada to promote access to federal programs and services for victims and addresses complaints from the public about issues relating to victims of crime. Since 2007, the Ombudsman's office has worked to ensure criminal justice personnel and policymakers are aware of victims' needs, and identify systemic issues that negatively impact victims. When appropriate, the Ombudsman makes recommendations to federal policymakers that sparked legislative reform for victims' rights. Follow us on Twitter @OFOVC_BOFVAC

Disclaimer: Welcome to our Find Help listing of services that provide help for victims of crime. This listing represents only a subset of the many services and supports available to Canadians across Canada and we hope it is helpful for users of the Victim Justice Network site. For a more comprehensive listing of services helping victims through all stages of their needs, we do encourage you to avail yourselves of your local 211 phone or online services or, alternatively, of your regional community services listings most of which are included in this site under Information and Referral. The services listed on this site are based on the most recent information available on those services' individual websites in mid-2015. We will endeavour to review these annually for accuracy and any changes or discontinuation of service.